Acrisure Stadium

History

Acrisure Stadium is located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and opened in 2001 as Heinz Field. It replaced the former Three Rivers Stadium and quickly became one of the most recognizable venues in the National Football League (NFL). The name changed to Acrisure Stadium in 2022 following a naming rights deal.

Description

The stadium has a capacity of 68,400 seats and serves as the home of both the Pittsburgh Steelers (NFL) and the Pittsburgh Panthers (NCAA). Its design offers an open horseshoe shape with a view of the Pittsburgh skyline and rivers. The venue features a mix of bowl seating, premium suites, and club levels, with advanced amenities and accessibility standards.

What is Acrisure?

Acrisure is a global fintech and insurance company headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan. In 2022, the company acquired naming rights for the stadium in a 15-year deal, replacing Heinz after over two decades. The new name stirred controversy among local fans, but the venue remains a central landmark in the city.

Records

The stadium has hosted numerous NFL playoff games, NCAA classics, and international soccer matches. It holds attendance records for several Steelers games, with full capacity crowds creating one of the most intense atmospheres in American football. It’s also a popular venue for major concerts, including performances by Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, and The Rolling Stones.